Sentence examples for complicated to design from inspiring English sources

However, it is usually expensive and complicated to design flexible sensors with elaborate structures [11, 12].

Context abstract: Environmental process systems for waste treatment and pollution prevention become increasingly complicated to design.

The continuous span is however more complicated to design, and secondary restraint moments due to creep, shrinkage and thermal effects develop at the connection.

However, it needs massive storage in the traditional particle-based approach and it is very complicated to design the grid-based approach with the Navier-Stokes Equations or the Shallow Water Equations (SWEs) because of the difficulty of solving equations.

Aerated ponds are more complicated to design and construct, which increases capital and O&M costs.

Of course, these types of studies will be complicated to design, and samples from specific cell types will have to be maintained and subsequently examined.

Modeling molten carbonate fuel cells (MCFC) is very difficult and the most existing models are based on conversation laws which are too complicated to be used to design a control system.

The Laplace Law method is complicated to utilise manually and no design tool is currently available to aid this process.

The thermal model, a set of differential equations, is established according to the conservation equations of mass and energy, which can be used to reflect truly the actual temperature response of PEMFC stack, however, the expressions of the model are too complicated to be used in the design of control.

A very efficient design, although complicated to make, might have a bottom, and a top in which a hole is cut to wrap around a smaller can/cooking vessel, which is supported off the fire but not quite at the top of the big can so that it is surrounded by hot smoke, whose heat it has a large area and long time to conduct.

But the design proved too complicated to cast — it had radiating fins along the bottom to distribute the heat.